Does anyone know why the buds on this plant are turning pink?

[alexonfire]

What strain are you growing here?

 

[ambedexteras]

Bag seed also. Could be temps. Or I got same strain lol

 

[burner89]

Here's some more colorful bagseed lol. Some branches have the purps and some don't. As far as i know it's from cool temps locking out phosphorus.

 

[Reigning]

Here we go. I was able to take some better pics. You can really see the bright pink pistils now. This plant is 2 1/2 weeks into flowering now. View attachment 2811030View attachment 2811031View attachment 2811032View attachment 2811033View attachment 2811034I'm just going to say that it is a reaction to the northern sunlight UVs.

 

[Rold2Tight]

The pics in the 3 posts above are all so pretty Pinks and purples, my favs

R2T

 

[5150]

I got a strained called Plush Berry. If I got the right pheno it has pink pistils. So far no pink and I am kind of bummed.

 

[VonNonymous]

I've got some that do that. Some of them were nearly neon pink. I've also had them from the same batch of seeds have pink pistils and white/normal plants growing side by side. All from a so called bagseed plant that looked like some kind of indica a ways back.

 

[5150]

I've got some that do that. Some of them were nearly neon pink. I've also had them from the same batch of seeds have pink pistils and white/normal plants growing side by side. All from a so called bagseed plant that looked like some kind of indica a ways back.

You can grow 20 seeds from the same plant and get different phenos.

 

[VonNonymous]

You can grow 20 seeds from the same plant and get different phenos.

You can grow 20 seeds from the same plant and get different phenos.

Right. Then, (in the ideal world) once it is refined and bred to an actual "strain", they should all be similar penotypes iirc?

I think I got 3 distinct phenos from that batch, that season. One with the pink pistils, 2 with 'normal colored ones.

But I mentioned that because it would indicate that UV light is not the cause of pink pistils. It would seem to be genetic. At any rate, it looks bad to the bone.